Data Elixir - Data Elixir - Issue 358
ISSUE 358 · October 19, 2021TrendsChina - Surveillance state or way of the future?In China, the state collects massive amounts of data from its willing citizens. Critics call it "the most ambitious Orwellian project in human history" but there are many practical benefits and people who play by the rules are rewarded. Check it out. Is this the future you want? Sponsored LinkWebinar: Build customer-oriented applications using third-party dataIn this virtual session, AWS Data Exchange will host a discussion with thought leaders from companies such as Foursquare and NextDoor. They will share real-world examples on leveraging datasets to create a customer-centric strategy and improve business outcomes. Tutorials, Projects & OpinionsStatistical problems found when studying Long CovidStatistical tests need to be paired with proper data and study design to yield valid results. A recent review paper on Long Covid in children provides a useful example of how researchers can get this wrong. This post uses causal diagrams to decompose the problem and illustrate where errors were made. How wavelets allow researchers to understand dataThis introduction to wavelets shows how researchers use them to discover patterns in scientific data by analyzing entire data sets at once. Machine learning is not nonparametric statistics.Statisticians often claim that machine learning is nothing more than nonparametric statistics. But in reality, statistics and machine learning have different goals and are used to pursue different questions. Breathing K-MeansBreathing K-Means is an approximation algorithm for the k-means problem that generally outperforms scikit-learn's k-means++. This collection of Jupyter Notebooks shows how it works. For details, see the Breathing K-Means paper. Neural Networks from ScratchGreat introduction to neural networks! This is complete with an interactive playground that shows how each layer works as you go. It's easy to follow and is very well done. Webinar: How to deliver actionable insights at scaleOct 28 | 2PM ET / 11AM PT CareerWhat to LearnEveryone has unique strengths and weaknesses but if you study successful people in different fields, you'll see a common approach to how they choose which skills to develop. Learning takes time and there are opportunity costs to learning the wrong things. So how should you choose what to learn? Data VisualizationGenerative art resources in RGreat post for getting started with making generative art using R. Covers a wide variety of art forms, such as watercolor simulation, trees, particles, cellular automata, flow fields and more. Follow the links! D3 Charts - A new approach to D3’s example chartsD3 Charts is a new generation of D3 examples that are structured as functions of data that accept options and are easily reused elsewhere. The collection includes standard D3 chart components, such as bar charts, beeswarm plots, candlestick charts, choropleths, and lots more. To find specific content from prior issues or to research topics, check out the searchable Archives on Data Elixir's Search Page >> |
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Data Elixir - Issue 357
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
State of AI 2021. False positives. Bayesian optimization. Covid data glitches. Kernel algorithms. KPIs for ML classifiers.
Data Elixir - Issue 356
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
The 2021 Data Landscape. Art of linear algebra. Human regression ensemble. SQLite Playground. Bullshit visualization. Intro to deep learning.
Data Elixir - Issue 355
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Top places to work. Start w/o ML. Beyond bar charts. Diminishing returns.
Data Elixir - Issue 354
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Salary report. Percentile approximation. Horizon Plots for ggplot2. Timezone madness. Modern BI. Participatory data stewardship.
Data Elixir - Issue 353
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Full stack DS. The Great Resignation. The Puzzle Of ⚽ Analytics. Media mix modeling. Streaming data ML. What's an OLAP cube?
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